Module 6 And Module 7 Exam Practice
Quizzes With 100% Accurate Answers
2025-2026 Edition.
Risk factors for acquiring MRSA include
A. advanced age.
both A and B.
C. having allergies.
B. working in a healthcare facility. - Answer both A and B.
The recommended precaution used when caring for a resident with VRE is
airborne.
standard.
contact.
droplet. - Answer contact.
During hand washing, the nursing assistant should lather her hands for at least
20 seconds.
10 seconds.
60 seconds.
15 seconds. - Answer 20 seconds.
To be effective, the level of alcohol in hand sanitizers must be at least
60%.
20%.
35%.
45%. - Answer 60%.
,only people who request it.
only people who look sick.
only people who have a bloodborne illness.
every person you care for. - Answer every person you care for.
Older adults are at a higher risk of infection because
they don't wash their hands as often.
people's immune systems grow weaker as they age.
blood circulation increases as a person ages.
they watch more television. - Answer people's immune systems grow weaker as they age.
The MAIN reason a nursing assistant should not wear artificial nails to work is that
residents may not like them.
they hurt the resident.
they may be damaged by frequent hand washing.
they harbor bacteria. - Answer they harbor bacteria
The nurse informs you that one of your residents has influenza. Before assisting the resident
with her shower, you should put on a(n)
isolation gown and gloves immediately after entering the room.
surgical mask before entering the room.
N95 mask after entering the room.
particulate respirator before entering the room. - Answer surgical mask before entering the
room.
Donning personal protective equipment should be done in the following order:
gown, gloves, goggles, mask.
gown, mask, goggles, gloves.
, The nursing assistant must wash her hands rather than use hand sanitizer
after taking off gloves.
before leaving the facility.
after using the restroom.
when caring for a resident with MRSA. - Answer after using the restroom.
Most staph infections occur
on the skin.
in the eyes.
in the nose and respiratory tract.
in the digestive tract. - Answer on the skin.
Nonspecific defense mechanisms that keep a person healthy include all of the following EXCEPT
antibodies.
intact skin.
mucus in the nose.
cilia in the lungs. - Answer antibodies.
The specialty precaution required to care for a resident with Clostridium difficile is
droplet precautions with hand washing or hand sanitizer.
airborne precautions with hand washing only.
contact precautions with either hand washing or hand sanitizer.
contact precautions with hand washing only. - Answer contact precautions with hand
washing only.
Module 7 Exam
Quizzes With 100% Accurate Answers
2025-2026 Edition.
Risk factors for acquiring MRSA include
A. advanced age.
both A and B.
C. having allergies.
B. working in a healthcare facility. - Answer both A and B.
The recommended precaution used when caring for a resident with VRE is
airborne.
standard.
contact.
droplet. - Answer contact.
During hand washing, the nursing assistant should lather her hands for at least
20 seconds.
10 seconds.
60 seconds.
15 seconds. - Answer 20 seconds.
To be effective, the level of alcohol in hand sanitizers must be at least
60%.
20%.
35%.
45%. - Answer 60%.
,only people who request it.
only people who look sick.
only people who have a bloodborne illness.
every person you care for. - Answer every person you care for.
Older adults are at a higher risk of infection because
they don't wash their hands as often.
people's immune systems grow weaker as they age.
blood circulation increases as a person ages.
they watch more television. - Answer people's immune systems grow weaker as they age.
The MAIN reason a nursing assistant should not wear artificial nails to work is that
residents may not like them.
they hurt the resident.
they may be damaged by frequent hand washing.
they harbor bacteria. - Answer they harbor bacteria
The nurse informs you that one of your residents has influenza. Before assisting the resident
with her shower, you should put on a(n)
isolation gown and gloves immediately after entering the room.
surgical mask before entering the room.
N95 mask after entering the room.
particulate respirator before entering the room. - Answer surgical mask before entering the
room.
Donning personal protective equipment should be done in the following order:
gown, gloves, goggles, mask.
gown, mask, goggles, gloves.
, The nursing assistant must wash her hands rather than use hand sanitizer
after taking off gloves.
before leaving the facility.
after using the restroom.
when caring for a resident with MRSA. - Answer after using the restroom.
Most staph infections occur
on the skin.
in the eyes.
in the nose and respiratory tract.
in the digestive tract. - Answer on the skin.
Nonspecific defense mechanisms that keep a person healthy include all of the following EXCEPT
antibodies.
intact skin.
mucus in the nose.
cilia in the lungs. - Answer antibodies.
The specialty precaution required to care for a resident with Clostridium difficile is
droplet precautions with hand washing or hand sanitizer.
airborne precautions with hand washing only.
contact precautions with either hand washing or hand sanitizer.
contact precautions with hand washing only. - Answer contact precautions with hand
washing only.
Module 7 Exam
